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How quickly do you eat it and how do you keep it from turning brown? I know the lemon juice trick but that only works so many days
I need to eat more healthy fats. I don't know if I can eat another almond.
my scale hasn't budged in over 2 weeks. It went down but then I *thought* I was doing good and it went back UP a lb and half. I'm pissed.
Anyway, back to the avacado's......
Re: When you buy avocado...
So you're talking about eating half an avocado and saving the other half for later?
If that's the case, I make sure to save the half with the pit. That helps prevent browning. Then I rub the flesh with lemon juice and wrap it tightly in saran wrap and stick it in the fridge. Works well.
That being said, I rarely have half an avocado left. I eat those suckers plain with lemon juice and salt.
Eat half and leave the other half with the pit and wrap it up tight and it won't brown. I also use the pit when I'm making guacamole in advance - just put it in there after you make it and it keeps it from turning brown.
Not that an avocado ever lasts more than a day in my house, but if I did have to store it, I'd make sure its airtight... its the air that oxidizes the avocado. So a ziploc bag or saran wrap.
This is how I store it too. The top will brown but you can just scrape off the top layer. I normally eat 1/4 -1/2 at a time.
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This is what I do, too. DS will eat like 1/4 at a time, so I cut out a wedge & store it as described above, then just scrape off the thin browned layer before cutting into it again.